Democracy day: Put Labour party logo in all your profile, says 100Million Nigerians living under poverty will be my structure – Peter Obi | NN NEWS

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Peter Ob, Labour Party Presidential candidate said that 100 million Nigerians living in Poverty will be his political structure to win Presidential Election in 2023.

According to Obi made this known via his Twitter handle on Sunday insisted that the structure is about human being of 100 million Nigerians that live in poverty.

Peter Obi, also asked Nigerians to put their profile photo in WhatsApp status, everywhere to celebrate our right to vote come 2023 forth coming general election.

Obi tweet reads; Whenever I hear of NO STRUCTURE, my answer to it is simple; the 100 million Nigerians that live in poverty will be the structure. The 35 million Nigerians who don’t know where their next meal will come from will be the structure.

“The elderly, our mothers, fathers, and the old ones dying or being owed gratuity/pension will be the structure. ASUU; the lecturers that are being owed, and the students who are not in school will be the structure.

We’ll create the structure, and they’ll see what the structure is all about. The structure is about human beings. — PO

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